Terrence1

Colorado Territory

Operation Dumbo Next: Crooked Sheriff

House on Haunted Hill Next: Barbershop Quartet

She's Working Her Way Through College

The Hard Way

The Doughgirls

Barbara Rush was in "Taza, Son of Cochise" with Rock Hudson.

The Opposite Sex

James Dean was in "East of Eden"with Julie Harris.

Finance, I don't want to be picky, but there was a third pairing of the two stars: "Blowing Wild."

The Naked Jungle Next: Death of a Grandmother

Barbara Eden was in "Private Affair" with Sal Mineo.

2) Directed by Frank Capra.

You Can't Take it with You

On this TV show, a very sexy movie star gets a job as temp in order to get experience as a secretary for a movie role. The star of the TV show is a well-known movie actor. In order to go unnoticed, the movie star disguises herself as a Plain Jane. Name the star of the series and the sexy movie star.

My guess would be "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows".

Run of the Arrow Next: Church Choir

Twink, thanks for your input on "Sorry, Wrong Number". It's such a thriller! It's no wonder that Stanwyck received an Oscar nomination for that one. Even though she does not play a likeable character, I always feel sorry for her and what she endures. Terrence.

Murder on the Orient Ezpress Next: Turkey

Kirk Douglas was in "Spartacus" with Nina Foch.

This sounds like George Reeve (Superman), who briefly appeared in "From Here to Eternity."

I wouldn't call this being hypnotized, but there are certain scenes from movies that I've seen over and over again. Whenever these scenes come on the TV screen, I sit glued in anticipation of what's going to happen The number of times that I've seen these movies has nothing to do with my fascination. Two examples would be the final scene from "Sorry, Wrong Number" when you see the shadow of the killer on the wall as he comes up the stairs to kill Stanwyck. The other is the emotional scene from "Imitation of Life" when Juanita Moore sees her daughter for the last time at the nightclub. Maybe for me that is a form of hypnotism. Terrence.

Terence Stamp was in "Wall Street" with Hal Holbrook, who was in "All the President's Men" with Robert Redford, who was in "The Sting" with Newman. Next: Carol Burnett

James Garner was in "Boys' Night Out" with Patti Page.

Anatomy of a Murder